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Over 200 emissaries and teen leaders from around the world participated in the 4th Annual CTeen Leadership Retreat and Convention to network as well as both gain and share insight for the year ahead.

Zack Horowitz, former leader at the Wilmington, Delaware chapter, says “it was because of [CTeen] that I decided to take the next step in my Jewish journey, and attend yeshiva for a year after high school. I am very happy to say that I will be attending Mayanot next year. The Leadership Retreat gave me the tools to take charge of my life and make decisions in ways I never did before.”

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